We’ve explored the problems of automation testing that you’re likely to run into in your journey with #test automation. This article is targeted to help you avoid them. We’ll recap the problems for those of you who missed it, (those interested can read it here[hyperlink]), and move on to the measures you can adopt to overcome

#Test automation is currently very popular for it’s ease of operation and how much it lowers costs in the long run. Testing frameworks like CloudQA have had a major impact on the workplace and how fast or efficiently software is developed by saving time, effort and money. However, as part of our ongoing series, we’ve

#Test automation isn’t the easiest process to deal with. It’s often technical nature, and oft-touted miraculous results lead to a lot of miscommunication and expectation management issues between supervisors and engineers who actually have to work the test. Expectation management is an especially crucial aspect, because both the engineer and his or her supervisor needs

#Test automation refers to specialized software that makes your life much easier. Instead of overworked software engineers looking through a hundred screen and trying a hundred different input combinations manually, you just run the test automation software, and voila! You know what problems are cropping up, why and where, all at the click of a button. There are two

To get maximum ROI out of automation, here are some best practices to be followed: 1. Know what to & what not to Automate What to Automate? · Test Cases which are important to be repeated in every release cycle. · Test Cases which are time consuming & tedious to execute manually because chances of

#Selenium is by far the most preferred #Test Automation tool for web applications and more people are adopting it for their test automation strategy. As someone new to test automation, do you know what it takes to setup a successful test automation environment and be productive with it? Here are some thoughts Starting out with Selenium